Clinical Pilates
Experience the clinical difference
Tailored to each individual’s needs and guided by a skilled physical therapy practitioner, clinical pilates classes are a safe, evidence-based and effective means of building strength and stability, at any age or ability level
The power of Pilates
Pilates is a form of controlled, low-impact and easily adjustable resistance training.
What sets us apart is our innovative use of Pilates equipment, and the support of skilled physical therapy practitioners. This, along with other targeted exercises, allows us to help you develop long, lean muscles, improve flexibility, and reduce injury risk.
Our goal is not just to treat, but also to equip you with self-management tools for your health. We believe in the power of exercise to not only heal the body but also to create a resilient mind-body connection, leading to a healthier life.
Our approach is patient-centric. Our therapists listen attentively to your concerns and conduct a detailed assessment to identify the source of your pain. This allows us to provide a tailored treatment plan that won't exacerbate your symptoms but instead promote healing and relief, wellness and longevity.
Key benefits of Clinical Pilates
Our Pilates reformer is a specialized piece of equipment that allows for gentle, effective exercises. It aids in establishing core activation patterns and strengthening muscles without causing pain. Regular Pilates reformer exercise can lead to long, lean muscles, improved flexibility, and better posture.
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A physiotherapist is able to apply a deeper understanding of your body’s mechanics and unique needs to customize you exercises. They’re not only pilates instructors; they’re health practitioners who can assess and apply a clinical approach to pilates with an emphasis on manual therapy and movement education.
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A physiotherapist can use Clinical Pilates as a therapy tool for motor learning and re-education of movement. Often used post surgery, or to help manage chronic pain, or degenerative ailments. Your physiotherapist can assess your movement and root causes of your pain and then support your recovery with pilates.
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Your physiotherapist’s understanding of your injury history, physiology, any areas of hyper/hypomobility, nerve sensitivity, inflammation, etc. offers a unique and specialized support for your pilates practice.
The intensity and complexity of exercises will align with your individual capability and progress rate.
As your strength and conditioning evolve with practice, your program is adjusted to ensure it remains effective and challenging.